ice cream, churros, sausage, mixed salad for lunch at variety of different stands in Villars.
pasta salad, paad thai for dinner at variety of different stands in Vevey.
Big breakfast with lots of cheeses.
Zwei Bratwors, slice of cheese and ham, two fried eggs, mayo and ketchup, fried tomatoe for brekie
Medium sized BigMac for dinner
Castle Lager & glass of dry red wine in Pickwicks Pub for supper
Geez, I was thinking you were pregnant up until reading about dinner.
Just me and the dog.... I had some lovely fish and salad with potatoes, and the dog had a couple of tranquilizers.
Breakfast - Einback brioche with jam, potato bread with cheese and Cheese Maker's Pickle
Brunch/Lunch - (at a farm nearby) bacon, ham, rosti, fried egg, apple pie, caramel quark, breads, confiture, cheeses, spice cake
Dinner - (at friends' BBQ) sausage, chicken wings, lamb, ribs, corn on the cob, garlic bread, fresh fruit
Late night dessert - (at home) coconut milk pannacotta with peach chunks
Altogether too much eating!
Bratwurst, Rösti, and a Chasselas wine.
For the fireworks?
We went to a friends BBQ party and had lots of different salads, and different meat. Thankgod the weather was nice
You betcha. By the end of the evening, I was sorry that I didn't have any for myself.
Sorry to hear that. I sympathize with folks whose dogs freak out from the noise. It's got to be traumatic just to have to choose between a canine nervous breakdown and drugging your mutt. Ours handles it well unless she knows we're the ones setting the fireworks off (then she wants to "save" us).
Thanks, although I have no qualms about giving the pup drugs if she needs them. I'm sure that both of us would rather have had a nice juicy steak.
We had fondue, it was awesome..It was bought in France, Swiss cheese though, since all was dead and closed in our hood. We were at friends' and had white wine with it, pickles and other pickled stuff from Migors, that was lovely. Even toddlers ate it. And fruit salad and raspberry BABOVKA (a Czech version of a pound cake) I made for desert.
I can't believe this !!!
You mean you actually celebrated 1st of August in Texas and had a Swiss menu?
My dear Sada, what's so hard to believe? I would have been doing it in Suisse, had it been at all possible (and I continue working on that). But for now, that seems like the least I can do to enjoy my Swiss roots.
(At least I didn't build a fire or sing ... )
You could have done a bit of Fahnen schwingen though
Okay, I'll work on that for next year.
Well, I did the same in Chile... Wurst, rösti, sauerkraut and beer. A perfect lunch and evening to share with the family.